South Australian Premier Steven Marshall announces an immediate six-day lockdown to stop the cluster from spreading further. Video / SA Government
An Adelaide pizza worker at the centre of the state's lockdown lied to contact tracers.
South Australian premier Steven Marshall says he is "fuming" after it was revealed a worker with coronavirus lied to contact tracers.
Marshall said the man was one of the cases linked to the Woodville PizzaBar, and told authorities he was a customer.
⚠️COVID-19 Health Alert 17 Nov 2020 (11.59pm)⚠️ Anyone who visited or got takeaway (incl. delivery) from the Woodville Pizza Bar on 6 – 16 Nov must immediately self-quarantine for 14 days & seek testing. This includes people who live with you. More info: https://t.co/DgtxIqU3s6pic.twitter.com/QveoAXjHlJ
After the information was revealed, many people went online to review the restaurant.
Despite the frustrating nature of the incident, many turned to humour.
"Ordered the lockdown special. Did not disappoint" one reviewer wrote.
"I ordered BBQ Meat Lovers not a COVID Meat Liars!"
"Excellent pizza - also came with 2 days off work," one person said on their Facebook page.
"Perfect place to sit outside and enjoy a pizza and a couple coronas."
Marshall announced, in light of the new information, the planned six-day lockdown would instead end on Saturday night.
"I will not let the disgraceful conduct of a single individual keep SA in these circuit breaker conditions one day longer than what is necessary," he said.